What Are the Hidden Secrets in Mr. Tomatoes and Ms. Lemons?

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Key Insights

• ❓ Mr. Tomatoes and Ms. Lemons are connected by their programming and share the same system.
• 👾 The games are about trapped souls longing for death, and their characters are symbolic representations.
• 🎮 Oroboros, a sentient entity, was created by Eugene and is seeking control and power within the game system.
• 💾 The backstory involves Eugene's failed experiment to save his wife, Marine, and the creation of Oroboros as a vessel.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is the connection between Mr. TomatoS and Ms. LemonS?

The two games are linked through their programming and run on the same system. A controlling entity ties them together and can lock the player out of both games at once, which is what turns two simple titles into a single interconnected mystery.

Q: Why does Mr. Tomatoes need to be fed body parts, and what is chocolate soup?

You feed him a "balanced breakfast" of brains, eyeballs, and severed hands until he rewards you with death and a hidden wingdings message. The characters are actually trapped souls longing for death, so the body parts are symbolic. Chocolate soup is described as a European dish from the 17th century often served in cafes, but its deeper meaning stays a mystery.

Q: What happens if you open the secret program that came with the game?

Every install of the game secretly downloads a program onto your computer, and it comes with a single warning: you get one shot, one chance. If you try to open it early, it locks forever, so only pain awaits players who rush it.

Q: Who is Eugene and why did he create Oroboros?

Eugene is a scientist whose backstory drives the lore. He turned his friends into the characters of the games and created Oroboros, a sentient entity, as a vessel. The experiment was his attempt to save his deceased wife, Marine, by transferring her into the digital world.

Q: Will there be a third Mr. TomatoS and Ms. LemonS game?

It is speculated that a third entry will arrive, centered on Oroboros trying to absorb and destroy Marine. Players may have to jump between the games to defeat Oroboros and finally let the trapped souls find peace.

Q: What do the hidden wingdings messages in Mr. Tomatoes say?

The first time you lose, the game hints that you are "inside" the computer, and reopening it shows a wall of flashing wingdings. Translated, one message reads: "I'm already inside your system, do not worry about her safety, everything will be fine, I have everything under control."

Q: How do you decode the secret number message in Mr. Tomatoes?

Beating the game without a single mistake unlocks a file with a long series of numbers. The trick is the number 20, which repeats throughout and marks spaces rather than being part of the cipher. Deleting every 20 and decoding the rest reveals a letter warning that "Everything Is Not What It Seems" and to never trust him.

Q: What is the broken form of Mr. Tomato and the locked third entry?

The broken form of Mr. Tomato is thought to represent the original Sebastian, while the locked third entry likely pertains to Marine. Together they hint at the complex, layered identities behind the game's characters.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• You start playing Mr. Tomatoes, a game where you feed a giant tomato, only to discover hidden messages in the code and a warning about one shot to unlock a secret program.

• Ms. Lemons, another game with basic puzzles, reveals a connection to Mr. Tomatoes and a controlling entity that locks the player out of both games.

• Further exploration uncovers the backstory of a scientist named Eugene, who turned his friends into the characters of the games and created Oroboros, a sentient entity trapped within the game system.